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Fans of 'Orange is the New Black' get their first hint about Season 6

Fans of TV show Orange is the New Black have been voicing their frustration about not knowing when the series’ sixth season will make its debut.

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Usually Netflix drops the whole season of the show in early June, giving fans a binge viewing weekend of their favourite prison drama. As fans pull their hair out in frustration the streaming site has finally released the date for the season – it’ll be available on 27th July.

The last season of the show focused a three day prison riot at Litchfield Penitentiary, and some fans were left a little disappointed in the way the stories rolled out.

Netflix has said hardly anything about what the new series involves, or who will be in it – but a teaser clip that dropped over night suggests that the action is moving to a new location – the nearby maximum security prison.

If the action moves to the maximum security prison it might see some cast changes, plus a return of some forgotten faces – including all those characters with grudges who’ve been sent to max over the show’s first four seasons.

Cross out July 27th in your diaries – all your friends will be busy. 


 

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